Your movement.
Our machinery.
Run advocacy campaigns under your own brand on the infrastructure that has already put millions of real complaints in front of newsrooms, regulators and elected representatives. You bring the cause and the supporters. We handle the filing, the personalisation and the compliance.
No seats. No monthly fee. Credits from $1. Publishing is free.
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Watch a campaign get built, end to end.
No slides and nothing staged. This is the real studio, from an empty organisation to a published, white-labelled campaign page, in the time it takes to make a coffee.
A campaign live in an afternoon, not a build cycle.
Assemble it
Pick your targets from the campaign channel catalogue: newsrooms, regulators, MPs, ministries. Write one template. Our Strategist drafts and tightens it with you.
We screen and brand it
Every campaign passes our policy screen before it can send, then wears your logo, your colours and your domain slug. It reads as yours, because it is.
Your supporters act
Each supporter’s message is personalised by our LLM so no two are identical, filed to the right place, and logged. You keep the list and the outcome loop.
Every channel a complaint can travel, in one catalogue.
Each campaign channel is a real, maintained delivery route with its own format, recipients and rules. Add as many as your campaign needs. The credit cost is what a single supporter’s delivery draws from your balance.
Send a personalised email to one or more inboxes on your supporter's behalf.
File a personalised complaint with the BBC's complaints service about published or broadcast content.
File a personalised Editors' Code complaint with IPSO about a published article.
File a personalised standards complaint with Ofcom about a broadcast.
Email a personalised accuracy complaint direct to a non-UK outlet's editorial address.
File a personalised accuracy complaint through AP's own Contact the Newsroom form, framed under AP's Statement of News Values and Principles.
File a personalised editorial complaint through The Independent's own reader support desk, with the category set to Editorial.
Match each supporter to their MP by postcode and send a personalised constituent letter.
One letter, twelve countries. Each supporter picks the country they live in; their national representative is resolved from their postcode, region or address, the letter goes out in the representative's own language, and where no official email exists (the US) the supporter is walked through the official contact form step by step.
Match each supporter to their ward councillors by postcode and email every councillor the council publishes a contact for.
Match each supporter to the NHS organisation serving their postcode (nearest acute trust in England; health board or HSC trust in the devolved nations) and email its published contact inbox.
Prepare a personalised complaint and walk your supporter through submitting it on an outlet's own official form.
Supporters pick their country; the message routes to the right foreign ministry and embassies.
File a complaint through FIFA's human-rights reporting portal.
A regulator, portal or ministry we do not yet route to? Tell us the target and we will build the channel.
Request a channel →One template. Every supporter’s own words.
A thousand identical emails is a spam folder. Our LLM rewrites your template in each supporter’s voice, keeping your facts and your ask intact. Three people, one campaign, three genuinely different letters.
As an NHS nurse I have watched this coverage shape how my patients see their own care. Your report on 14 May stated as fact a claim that the trust has since corrected.
I am writing as a constituent and a teacher. The framing in this piece is not a small matter of tone; it misstated the findings of the report it claims to summarise.
I have read your paper for forty years. That is why the omission in this article troubles me. The single most relevant fact was left out entirely.
Illustrative. Every real send is generated per supporter at submit time.
Your supporters. Your relationship.
Most tools rent you access to a crowd. Headless hands you the list. Supporters opt in to hear from your organisation separately from anything NewsCord sends, and you can export the whole list, with consent state, whenever you want.
It reads as your campaign, because it is.
Your brand
Your logo, your accent colour, your privacy policy. NewsCord appears only as the processor, in the small print where the law requires it.
Your address
A clean campaign page at headless.newscord.org/your-org, or embedded straight into your own website with the SDK.
Your outcome
Responses, wins and losses come back to you. You decide how to follow up with the people who acted.
Pay for delivery, not for seats.
Buy a pack of credits and spend it across as many campaigns and teammates as you like. Credits cover both the messages your supporters file through a campaign channel and the custom emails you send to your mailing list. Bigger packs are better value. Nothing expires, nothing recurs unless you turn on auto-topup. And publishing articles to your community, including sharing them with your own subscriber list, is free.
Optional auto-topup keeps a live campaign from stalling.
Cheapest pack combination, from $1 for 100 credits to $1,250 for a million. Unused credits stay on your balance for the next campaign. No seats, no monthly fee.
Launch with us and your campaign may be featured on the NewsCord hub and broadcast to our own mailing list of thousands, putting our audience behind your cause from day one.
The things every organiser asks.
Is the message really from my supporter?
Yes. Every message is sent in the supporter’s own name and from their own email, and personalised per person by our LLM, so no two submissions carry the same words. That is what gets them past spam filters and read by a human.
What is a credit?
One unit of delivery. Credits pay for two things: every message a supporter files through a campaign channel, and every custom email you send to your mailing list. A direct email or MP letter is 1 credit; a media complaint (BBC, IPSO, Ofcom) is 5; an official-form filing is 25; a custom mailing-list email is 1 per recipient. Sharing an article you have published with your subscribers is free. Packs start at $1 for 100 credits and get cheaper as they grow, down to $1,250 for a million.
Do I own the supporter list?
Yes. It is your relationship, not ours. Supporters give explicit, separate consent, and you can export the list at any time. We never market to your supporters without their own opt-in.
How do you keep campaigns safe and legal?
Every campaign is screened against our acceptable-use policy before it can go live, and each submission is screened again at send time. Campaigns that target protected characteristics or push unlawful content are refused.
Can I run it on my own website?
Yes. Embed the campaign form on your own domain with our SDK, or send supporters to your headless.newscord.org/your-org page. Either way it is white-labelled to your brand.
Point the machinery at your cause.
Set up your organisation in a minute. Your first campaign can be live the same day.
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